Hear everything clear and amplify speech with this hearing assistant app. One-on-one conversation, class lectures or watching TV - Mobile Ears helps you hear better in any situation. Plug in your earphones to turn your iPhone into hearing assistance.

Often you miss out on many important conversations or sounds due to age or lifestyle related hearing loss. It is more common among young people now due to high exposure of loud noise. Mobile Ears can help you hear those missing sounds clearly through your phone. No need for any expensive hearing aid devices. Just plug in your earphone and turn back time.

Benefits of Mobile Ears:

- Easy to use – no special devices and no battery
- On demand use - when in trouble hearing - just start Mobile Ears and hear it all
- Useful for people of all ages as an amplifier of weak sounds (lectures, speeches, talks)
- Great with television, cinema, sports and theatre
- Noise filtering and noise reduction

How does the app work?

Simply plug in your earphones and move the button on the slider to personalize the sound for maximum speech clarity and amplification. Only works with wired earphones.  

In which situations can I use Mobile Ears?

- During a conversation in a cafe or a restaurant
- At a work meeting
- At an interesting conference
- Attending class at school or college to hear the lectures clearly
- While watching TV
 
Mobile Ears is jointly developed by Listen in Norway and world class acoustics experts from scandinavian research institute SINTEF.  Our goal is to make hearing solutions simple and easily available to everyone.

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Disclaimer
Mobile Ears is not approved as a medical device or software and cannot be used as a hearing aid with doctor`s prescription. The app simply enhances the volume of environment sound and improves speech clarity. In any case, please consult your doctor if you have a hearing problem.